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Israel admits Hezbollah damaged strategic Meron base; says their capabilities ‘concerning’
The Israeli military has admitted that a strategic air base on Mount Meron was “seriously damaged” in a missile attack launched by Lebanon’s Hezbollah resistance movement, amid growing concerns in Tel Aviv over the group’s capabilities.
Iraqi resistance group claims Haifa missile strike, warns Israel of more crippling attacks
The Iraqi Harakat Hezbollah al-Nujaba resistance movement has claimed responsibility for the missile attack against Haifa, declaring that Israel should await more crippling attacks in retaliation for its bloody war on Gaza.
A vast network of underground tunnels built by the Palestinian resistance in the Gaza Strip has caused “significant casualties” among invading Israeli forces and made Israel’s victory in its genocidal war on the besieged strip “less certain,” according to an American news publication.
An Israeli strike has killed a senior commander in Hezbollah’s elite Radwan force in Lebanon, Reuters reported citing three security sources.
At least 17 killed, dozens wounded in Israeli airstrike on refugee camp in Khan Yunis — TV
At least 17 people, including 12 children, were killed and dozens wounded as a result of the Israeli military airstrike on a refugee camp in Khan Yunis, in the south of the Gaza Strip, Al Jazeera television reported.
“Home (origin), more than anywhere else,” Tim Creswell, a noted British human geographer and poet once said, “is seen as a center of meaning and field of care.”
Ofer Cassif – a Knesset member representing the far-left, Arab-majority Hadash coalition – has expressed his support for this week’s hearing at the ICJ assessing South Africa ’s accusations of genocide against Israel. In a post on X, he accused the Israeli government of leading “ South Africa to turn to The Hague”. “My constitutional duty is to Israeli society and all of its residents, not to a government whose members and its coalition are calling for ethnic cleansing and even actual genocide,” he wrote. In October, Cassif was suspended by the Israeli parliament’s ethics panel after he compared Netanyahu’s…
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock has arrived in Israel ahead of her meetings with Israeli President Isaac Herzog and Foreign Minister Israel Katz. While in Israel, she will also meet the families of Israeli captives held in Gaza. Baerbock wrote on X ahead of her trip that “the region must emerge from the eternal cycle of violence”. “To achieve this, Gaza must no longer pose a threat to Israel’s existence, Hamas must lay down its weapons and Hezbollah and Houthis must stop their bombing,” Minister said. Source: AlJazeera
Gaza bureau chief Wael Dahdouh has been reporting live from Khan Younis in southern Gaza, providing updates to viewers across the Arab world on the latest developments in the enclave, as Israel’s bombardment continues. On Monday morning, Wael ’s son Hamza, who also worked with Al Jazeera, was one of two journalists killed in an Israeli strike on the car they were travelling in. Members of Wael’s family – including his wife Amna, another son, 15-year-old Mahmoud, his seven-year-old daughter Sham, and one-year-old grandchild Adam – were killed in an Israeli attack on the house they were staying in in…
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s Tadawul All Share Index rose on Sunday, gaining 139.62 points or 1.15 percent, closing at 12,285.07.
